Milk Graphic Bottles Series by Luliexperiment

Here’s an interesting collection of influential and controversial figures throughout history on milk bottles. The bottles were designed by a graphic designer based out of Montevideo, Uruguay who goes under the pseudonym Luliexperiment. You can check out more of his artwork at his blog. In this instance, milk is the canvas for the artwork.

Mimijumi Bottles

For the beverage enthusiast in training, this BPA free baby bottle is the perfect transitionary tool when going from the natural comforts of the nipple to the synthetics of a baby bottle. I’m not even kidding when I say this is probably the closest thing you find to a nipple on a bottle. And with beautiful design, what’s not to like about it.

“With natural colors, textures and forms, the mimijumi baby bottle closely mimics the breastfeeding experience, providing the perfect complement to breastfeeding and the best possible transition to bottle feeding. The innovative design of the nipple to replicate a mother’s breast creates a natural feeding and latching experience for a happier and healthier bottle fed baby. Bold color and soft textures are combined to give the Very Hungry bottle a distinctive, eye-catching appearance.”

Buy the Mimijumi BPA Free Baby Bottle from Mimijumi starting in December.

Shinrin no Gyunyu (Forrest Milk)

Shinrin no Gyunyu (Forrest Milk) might be milk equivalent to Kobe Beef. The milk comes from cows that live a stress free life and are allowed to roam their natural forrest farm. And let’s not forget to mention the packaging: it’s beautifully designed and petite. I seriously want to try this milk.